Gabon's Military Leaders say they Plan to Hold a General Election in August 2025
This follows pressure from the international community to announce a timetable for the return to civilian rule. Gabon's transitional leaders have made moves
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This follows pressure from the international community to announce a timetable for the return to civilian rule. Gabon's transitional leaders have made moves
Gabon's coup leaders have proposed an official but 'indicative' transition timeframe, including an 'Inclusive National Dialogue' in April 2024.
The sanctions had a significant impact on Gabon’s economy, limiting the country’s access to international financing and disrupting its trade and investment flows.
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